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To QE, or Not QE?
That is the question. It's been an interesting week in central bank land. The ECB cut rates; the Bank of England continued to print more money; and China cut an important lending rate in hopes of stimulating its slowing economy. But a key reading on the U.S. economy comes Friday with the release of the all-important jobs report. A soft number could revive hopes for more QE from our central bank later this summer. Conversely, a strong number may dash those hopes, and ironically, could make for some turbulent trading. We will put the jobs numbers in context and tell you what it could mean for the dollar's next move.
China Data Dump
Plus, the Chinese government surprised investors on Thursday by lowering a key lending rate by more than many expected. The move comes ahead a massive amount of Chinese economic data, including the release of GDP, the trade balance, CPI and industrial production and retail sales. Do those rate cuts mean the upcoming data could be softer than many expect? The data dump will be a key tell for the global economic growth story, and it will also provide a great catalysts for trading currencies. We'll tell you how our pros are trading that news.
Rally In The Ally?
And does the $4 trillion dollar currency market see a big move ahead for stocks? Alcoa kicks off earnings next week, and the event comes just as equities have hit a one-month high. Even if you don't trade currencies, they can be a great predictor of where stocks could go. They can also be a good tool for playing the overall stock market. We will read the tea leaves and tell you how you can profit from earnings season using currencies.
That's all coming up tomorrow in Money in Motion Currency Trading.
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